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Drupal looking to adopt React(drupal.org)
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by cdubzzz 9y ago
Haha. I tried to dig up a change note for it but couldn’t find one quickly on mobile. I think at least it only hit the Debian stable repos within the past month or two.
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by cdubzzz 9y ago
I think this is a fairly recent add — https://docs.pipenv.org/basics.html#specifying-versions-of-p...
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by cdubzzz 9y ago
Off topic here - but thank you so much for PortableApps.com. I actually haven't used it much in the past few years, but it was hugely helpful to me back when I was living in a country with no home Internet connection and only outdated,
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by cdubzzz 9y ago
Further to that, I would argue that clickbait is really based on the title of an article. “Apple would like to remind the FCC that it can’t activate imaginary FM radios that iPhones don’t have” is pretty damn informative as far as titles
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by cdubzzz 9y ago
But how exactly does an ACH transfer work? I assume it can’t be done anonymously. Wouldn’t it be incredibly simple to find the culprit and reclaim the funds (using the article’s gas station clerk example)?
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by cdubzzz 9y ago
The interview is very light on details. Is it really so plainly simple to draft from a person’s bank account using only the information on a check?
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by cdubzzz 9y ago
Ditto on iOS 11 with Safari. In Firefox I get just unique, in Safari it is “nearly unique”.
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by cdubzzz 9y ago
There was a KFC in Accra back in 2011 or so when I was there, so they are definitely in Ghana, at least.
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by cdubzzz 9y ago
Neat! But this is near impossible to read. Perhaps add new tweets to the bottom and have a toggle to "scroll with tweets" or something?
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by cdubzzz 9y ago
Happy to help! I was really surprised how well the site works. A bit more about my experience here in case it could also be useful (though the post is admittedly a bit scatter brained): https://chrxs.net/articles/2017&#
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by cdubzzz 9y ago
Yep. All three do this and it drives me nuts. This instance is especially terrible given that Equifax is the breached service.
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by cdubzzz 9y ago
I recently did this and highly recommend IdentityTheft.gov for assistance. It has tons of great resources/guidance for dealing with identity theft and other credit issues. https://www.identitytheft.gov/
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by cdubzzz 9y ago
Lovely. I just had to give Equifax a bunch of my own info after having my identity stolen[0]. When dealing with this, I was amazed at how technically inept all three agencies seem to be. Not to mention the extent to which they use SSN and o
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by cdubzzz 9y ago
Yeah, I would just be curious to see how you organized. I kept meaning to step back and work on abstracting things but always got side tracked with other stuff. It gets real long and messy without that.
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by cdubzzz 9y ago
Your code available anywhere? (:
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by cdubzzz 9y ago
Oh wow, Java gives you a lot! Python's are actually pretty decent as well, I just came to rely almost entirely on "presence_of_element_located" with our Javascript-heavy app.
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by cdubzzz 9y ago
I agree that implicit wait is something of a time waster. Regarding clear, that does appear to be exactly what the Python implementation does[0], but in my experience it just seemed to fail at random. If I remember correctly it worked most
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by cdubzzz 9y ago
Interesting! Thanks for the reference. I think all the waiting I have dealt with is server (vs. animation) as well. I'll have to play around with this idea...
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Consistent Selenium Testing in Python(chrxs.net)
61 points by cdubzzz 9y ago|25 comments
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Consistent Selenium Testing in Python(chrxs.net)
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by cdubzzz 9y ago
Sigh. I suppose this is true. I say "hopefully" even with a secure job and ability to put money away...
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by cdubzzz 9y ago
> If they put it into savings, their mental health would generally go down the drain, Does this not come back to education, though? Putting money away in savings, hopefully to secure a more stable future, should bring some measure of c
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by cdubzzz 9y ago
I do actually like the Apple one as well, but it lacks a radar.
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by cdubzzz 9y ago
Nice, thanks. I'm sure I checked out WU previously and perhaps I just didn't like the ads. Looking again it is a good interface and $2 seems fine if the alternative is free + suspect tracking. Yahoo Weather was actually my go-to o
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by cdubzzz 9y ago
This has been interesting to follow. I went through something like ten different weather apps before settling on AccuWeather because the app itself is solid (compared to the other free options). Anyone have opinions of other iOS weather app
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by cdubzzz 9y ago
It would be nice to have a little plain English description for each example as well. E.g. the suppress example[0] kind of does this with a comment, but the Enum example[1] isn't really clear about what advantage it creates over Pytho
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by cdubzzz 9y ago
Nice. We looked at vue-notification for Timestrap[0] and will probably use it whenever we get development rebooted. [0] https://github.com/overshard/timestrap
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What the Google Manifesto author gets wrong about engineering(businessinsider.com)
2 points by cdubzzz 9y ago|0 comments
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by cdubzzz 9y ago
This is a tough one. I think it effectively does both (help and hurt), including all the positive and negative fall out of each decision. Intimidating is a strong word for this, I think. I would call it intimidating if the original memo was

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